Lipsy’s First Fire
The forest hummed with cicadas and distant laughter as Lipsy sat by the campfire, her long red curls cascading over her bare shoulders. The others had already disappeared into the woods, chasing adventure—or maybe just better selfies. She had faked a headache, not out of pain, but curiosity. Curiosity about him. Alexus was unlike anyone she’d met. Broad-shouldered, sun-kissed, and calm, with a knowing gaze that made her stomach flutter. He had helped them set up the tents earlier with casual strength, hauling gear like it weighed nothing, his shirt clinging to his body in all the right places. And his smile—slow, self-assured—suggested he’d seen a lot, done more, and remembered everything. He appeared again, silent as a panther, offering her a cold bottle of water. “Headache, huh?” Lipsy nodded, a small smirk on her lips. “Just needed a break.” He smiled with the calm confidence of someone who had cured many “headaches” before. “I’ve got an ancient remedy for that,” he said, voice low and teasing. “Natural. Time-tested. Works wonders.” She raised an eyebrow. “You’re not gonna offer me a drum circle and incense, are you?” His voice dropped, velvet-smooth. “Not exactly.” Lipsy arched an eyebrow, though her cheeks had already started to flush. “Oh really? And what kind of remedy are we talking about?” “The kind that requires privacy. And trust.”She swallowed hard. He was bold, flirtatious—and damn attractive.And she was curious. More than curious. “Fine,” she murmured, trying to sound indifferent, but her voice betrayed a tremble of anticipation.He offered his hand. She hesitated… then took it. They were still at the center of the camp, just a few steps from the tents. The fire pit cold, the others long gone hiking. Silence wrapped the place like a held breath. Lipsy didn’t move when Alexus came close. There was something in the way he looked at her—calm, certain, almost ceremonial. She told herself it was harmless. Maybe he was just one of those city guys who learned forest rituals and liked to play the shaman. Letting him undress her felt like part of that. Strange, but… oddly natural. But then he began to undress himself. She watched, trying to steady her breath as his body came into view. Lean, powerful. And then—she saw it. Her pulse skipped. Her lips parted, but no sound came out. She froze. “…Oh.” She had seen big before. Or thought she had. But nothing like this. The thing standing between his legs didn’t look real. It looked carved, sculpted, almost mythic. Not just size, but weight, shape, presence. Like a weapon that demanded reverence. Her thighs pressed together instinctively, her breath caught in her chest. Alexus noticed. Of course he did. He stepped closer, calm as ever, and brushed a strand of hair off her face. “You okay?” he asked, voice soft, careful not to break the spell. She swallowed hard, eyes still fixed downward. “That’s… real?” she whispered, half to herself. He smiled, not smug—just steady. “Real as it gets.” Her lips parted. She wasn’t thinking about what would happen next, not exactly. All she could think was how something like that could even be part of a man’s body. And why, despite the quiet alarm ringing in her nerves… she wasn’t backing away. She stayed frozen for a heartbeat, then a wave of courage swept over her. Instead of stepping back, she leaned into him, her bare back pressing against his chest. Her hands slid around his waist, pulling him closer as her lips found his in a slow, searching kiss. Her body pressed against his, her hips grinding softly against the hard line of him, her breath hitching as the warmth between them grew electric. The camp around them seemed to disappear, leaving only the heat of the moment and the promise of what was to come. As their kiss deepened, Lipsy pulled back just enough to glance down, her eyes flickering to the undeniable length pressing between them. A nervous smile curved her lips.“I don’t even know how something that big could fit…” she whispered, voice a mix of doubt and challenge. Alexus chuckled softly, his hands steady on her hips.“Trust me,” he said, voice low and sure. “I’ve done this more times than I can count. Every woman with a headache, every woman who needed relief—I always fit.” She raised an eyebrow, playful now. “That sounds like a pretty long list.” He grinned, proud. “Long enough to know what I’m doing.” Instead of scaring her off, his confidence sent a thrill straight through her, igniting a fire she hadn’t expected. With a slow, deliberate movement, Lipsy turned, pressing her bare back against his chest. She arched slightly, letting her hips glide against him, feeling the hardness of his arousal press firmly along her curves. Alexus’s hands found her waist, steadying her as he mirrored her motion, rubbing his length along the smooth swell of her ass. It slid out like a periscope surfacing from water—impossible to ignore. The heat between them grew electric, every touch fueling a hunger neither wanted to deny. He leaned in, capturing her lips in a deep, demanding kiss. One hand roamed up to cup her breasts, teasing and kneading softly, while the other slipped lower, tracing the curve of her hip before boldly exploring her wet, sensitive core. Between kisses, he murmured against her skin, “I’ve wanted you since the moment you arrived with your friends. I couldn’t wait for this—couldn’t wait to be inside you.” His voice was rough with desire, and Lipsy shivered, her body already humming with need. He took her hand and guided her toward an old wooden chair in the center of the camp. His voice was firm but calm as he said, “I’ll sit. You sit on me.” Lipsy’s breath hitched. Everything was happening so fast. Maybe she should stop. After all, she was about to have sex with a total stranger, alone in the middle of nowhere — definitely a red flag. But then,
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